November 20, 2020
Dave McIntyre
The Washington Post
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The weather’s chilly, the leaves have fallen, and the holidays are fast-approaching. We’re about to commemorate the end of the growing season — and the imminent end to a year that has been difficult on so many levels — with Thanksgiving, a traditional celebration of the year’s bounty.
There’s a wine for that: A wine of this vintage, fresh as the memory of harvest and raw as the experience of the year, unpolished by time, a reflection of the emotion of the moment.
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